Sweet, decadent, and entirely indulgent: Tula Pink's first FreeSpirit collection, reborn

Parisville

Parisville was Tula Pink's very first collection for FreeSpirit Fabrics, released in 2010, and it's back as part of her Deja Vu series. Tula brought the original prints back to make some hard-to-find favorites easier for new makers to get their hands on, and she left the designs largely intact.

The story behind the prints is pure fun: Marie Antoinette's over-the-top decadence, seen through the eyes of a young girl's idea of "fancy." The new palette follows that thinking, with bright pastels and rich citrus shades inspired by a buffet of ice cream colors and dessert treats. Look for the iconic Cameo print, now showing only the classic sailing-ship hairstyle that best captures the story, along with favorites like Sea of Tears, Topiary, and Spencer Stripe.

Use it for quilts, patchwork, accessories, or home décor. Mix the pastels with the citrus brights for something playful, or pick a favorite print and let it lead. Parisville is like frosting for your sewing room.

Come see the full collection in the shop, or browse online to start planning your next project.

Free Patterns to Inspire Your Next Project

Crown Jewel Quilt Pattern by Tula Pink